These are a perfect addition to our gardening theme. The kids love them.

My 9 month old great-granddaughter loves the crinkle/jingle sounds!

My grandson is still too young to play with it but we did show it to him and seemed to get his attention. He will grow into it

This is a great toy for little ones. I played with it in the store and loved that each bee made a different sound. I especially liked that it’s washable! Great toy and can’t wait to give it to my grandchild.

Nicely made. So very soft! Adorable bees. Great size for small hands. Lots of learning possibilities for interactive play, esp. with slightly older sibling. Can see teaching the bumblebee song to go with this toy.

my 9 month old loves these. great quality and easy for him to grab

Purchased for our great granddaughter's 1st birthday: the Bees were a hit! I'd say they ranked right up there with pulling tissue paper out of the gift bags. The bees are soft, squishable, and the perfect size for little hands to carry around, squeeze, and poke into the beehive. She's turning 1 and was fascinated with them, and I think as she gets a little older she'll be able to do more with them (hiding them in the hive, making them fly, buzz, etc. ). It's a toy that encourages imagination and active play: and doesn't rely on batteries, electronics, or catchy but annoying music. Highly recommend this for ages 1 and up to 2, maybe 3?

Love the softness of the beehive and the bees are soft with different sounds. Would be a great toy for babies all the way through toddlers.

The bees are adorable and they all make different noises. my daughter loves it!

We have had this toy for multiple children now, and we still love it! It is high quality and durible! Great for hand eye coordination. All the noises the bees make is a perfect touch as well

my toddler is OBSESSED with this bee hive. I love how interactive it is. The bees are so cute as well

This toy is adorable and I wish I would have gotten it when my kids were younger. It did eventually become a dog toy once they outgrew it.